The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-25
BREVITIES.
PARAGRAPHS, NINDI
MENTION. AND LOC4L L4CONICS
The News of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up in Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.

Range Of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Co.'S shoe house, Slj East Broad
street, May 81, 1897 am, 500; - m,
$40 3 ppm, sO'; Gp.m., "a
Rev Mr. Bagby, missionary to Brazil,
Is In Richmond
Yesterday was the birthday of her
Majesty Queen Victoria
Mr. Charles VI. Crutchfeld left last
night for Phillipsburg, Montana.
II is expected that the street cars will
be running TO Hollywood next Sunday.
Postmaster Culliugworth was one Of
many who left for Washington last night.
Mr. John r. Murrin, father-in-law of
John W Daniel, died in Lynchburg Mon
day.
The British schooner Cityof Warsaw,
is IN the dock with cargo of fruit from
the West Indies.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Citizens Bank will bc held tomorrow az
. % clock pm.
The Law and Order League will meet
at Columbus new hall, Third and Broad
streets Thursday night
The United States internal revenue
collections in this district last week
amounted 10 S2s 23j 80
Fortyfye conyicts left here yesterday
morning for Russell county, 10 be put to
work ON the county roads.
Al the Central Methodist church festi-
sal tonight, Messrs Frank Cunningham
and d. Louis sullivan will sing.
Rev dr. Goodwin will deliver an adj
dress before the literary societies Of
Martha Washington College In June.
Colonel Richard r Bcirnc is announced
to address 20 meeting 90 express sympathy
ior Ireland in Norfolk tomorrow night.
George Jennings the very popular and
efficient driver of Truck NO .. we are
sorry TO say. is laid up with rheumatism
Three very beautiful brick buildings
have just been completed on North
Twelfth street. back of the Allen build
Ing
The llustngs Court was in session for
q short time Yesterday. and was engaged
in issuing liquor licenses, and other rou-
tine business
Giles b Jackson Is authority for the
statement THAT General Lee will address
the GaiiIiecan fishermen at the Fair
Grounds, july lth
Rev Dr. A. f. Dickinson. just back
from Louisville. is now at Minneapolis,
MINI. in attendance at the NOrthen
Baptist Convention
The Richmond Cedar Works are now
working half time that is, from am.
to 10 m II is hoped that these hours
are bui temporary.
The cheap round trip tickets 10 Wash
ingl0n. over the Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. are good t0
return until June 3.
A stone platform and stone steps are
beingput upat Pinc-strcet Baptist church.
and tAe interior work progressing well.
Do is expected that the church will be fin-
ishcd hy september lst.
Three houses are being remodcllcd ON
the north side of Broad between Fourth
and Fifth streets. and one ON the south
side of Broad near Third street.
Mr.. j. * Mcdonald, late advertising
agent of Mozart Academy, left yesterday
for New York via Washington The
best wishes Of many friends follow him
Nr. C.. C. Parker sailed for London last
Saturday 90 visit his family Mr Parker
is thc gentleman who was absent from
England So long, and whose whereabouts
was discovered by personal in the Rich
mond papers.
Mr. D. Louis Sullivan went over "a
Petersburg yesterday 10 attend the clos
inr exercises of ST. Joseph's school at
the Academy of Music, under the au.
spices of the Sisters of Charity Among
those specially distinguished are Miss lda
Rahily and Masters d. and W Rahi.y
The programme was perfectly rendered
and gave perfect satisfaction.